Telemedicine improves mental health in COVID-19 pandemic

Evaluation of peritraumatic distress at the point of care: A cross-sectional study

“…This could direct policymakers to rationalize health resources, in order to effectively prevent the onset of major psychiatric disorders such as PTSD or mood disorders, possibly by leveraging modern technologies such as telemedicine ( Arafat et al, 2020 ; Reay et al, 2020 ). An easily and quickly available consultation with a specialist, even in video mode, would in fact be able to promptly assess and manage the onset of symptoms, often unnoticed, even if closely related to peritraumatic distress.…”

College Students’ eMental Health Literacy and Risk of Diagnosis with Mental Health Disorders

“…eMHL is conceptually aligned with mental health literacy (MHL) and includes digital literacy and mental health literacy. Despite the successfully engagement of digital technology in mental healthcare, there are considerable barriers to and inequities in digital MH care due to low digital literacy [ 34 ]. Individuals experiencing mental illness may own smartphones but may not have the technical skills to participate in the digital world and to utilize health-related technology to its fullest potential [ 35 ].…”

Establishment of primary health information in the COVID-19 outbreak: A cross-sectional study of population awareness of self-testing

“…As part of the primary health system, rural health care plays a vital role in primary health care. Rural communities should be actively involved in improving local health care [ 30 ]. Facing the whole community population, especially the low literacy group, the community health centers implement health education activities.…”